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The COVID-19 pandemic is unfortunately still with us. While the vaccinations are surely helping we still have several protocols in place: Air filters run continuously throughout the office Temperatures checked Patients are still asked to wait in their cars and text/ call us when they have arrived to minimize the waiting room presence Changes to […]

Enamel, the outer surface of teeth and the hardest substance in the body, can be damaged by acidic foods or liquids over time. The wear of enamel due to acid is called erosion.  Acid commonly comes from foods, drinks, acid reflux, or vomit. Eating acidic fruits multiple times per day and drinking soda or sports […]

Tooth loss is considered a risk factor for cognitive impairment and dementia. The cognitive impairment increases with each tooth lost. The use of dentures may offer some protection but not fully. Having a full set of healthy is not only important for nutrition but overall psychological well being.  Source- Tooth loss is a risk factor for […]